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As the mobile-device analyst, I get a lot of questions about syncing stuff. It's a problem! Everyone wants to have their information on whatever device they're using — whether it's an iPad, BlackBerry, iPhone or whatever.

This week's Ask an Analyst question comes from Sarah, who asks, 'Is there a way to transfer and/or sync a calendar from a blackberry to the ipad?'

Also, Duncan asks, 'How do you sync a Mac using Microsoft Entourage to the Droid X?'

If you're trying to transfer contacts and calendars between two devices, going via Google is a good bet. Google's Mobile Sync app runs on BlackBerries, iPhones, Symbian and Windows phones. Android phones, of course, sync with Google right out of the box.

So the quick answer to Sarah's question is: Google Mobile Sync. Run it on the BlackBerry and set up the iPad using Google's instructions, and you'll be able to sync a calendar between the two devices.

Duncan's answer is a little more complicated. He has to use Apple's Address Book and iCal apps as intermediaries. I'm assuming he's using Mac OS X 10.6 and Entourage 2008.

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In Entourage's Preferences, under Sync Services, there are options to sync Entourage with Address Book and iCal. In those apps' preferences, under Accounts, you can add Google accounts to sync that data further on to Google. Then it will show up on your Droid.

Earlier this year we did a story on syncing Android phones with various apps on your Mac or PC, and the comments thread there offers suggestions for more third-party solutions. One solution we didn't like was The Missing Sync for Android, which we found kludgey and difficult to use.

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What solutions have you found to your syncing problems? Tell us in the comment thread below.